Sentence examples for rendered fair from inspiring English sources

"Shortfalls in funding have neutralized the mission of E.E.P.C. and rendered fair hiring and employment practices during this administration meaningless," she said.

The Rwanda and former Yugoslavia tribunals, which have rendered fair and responsible judgments, show that America has little to fear from such a court.

Hesiod's late eighth-century epic poem Works and Days, for example, contrasts the brute strength with which a hawk can dominate a nightingale ("You are being held by one who is much stronger… I will make a meal of you, if I want, or let you go," lines 206 208), with the peace and plenty which flourishes wherever justice, such as rendering fair verdicts to foreigners, is preserved (lines 225 230).

The many anecdotes of Boone's tenure as syndic suggest he sought to render fair judgments rather than to strictly observe the letter of the law.

Many judges feel the frustration of wanting to render fair decisions and knowing that many of the people appearing before them would be better prepared with the presence of a skilled practitioner.

No important high-profile trial has had to be abandoned because pre-existing media-inspired publicity has rendered a fair trial impossible.

The trial was moved to Albany by a panel of appellate judges who ruled that an avalanche of publicity, including mass demonstrations and the arrests of celebrities and leading political figures, had rendered a fair hearing impossible in the Bronx.

And when all was said and done, and the judges had rendered a fair verdict, proclaiming Bradley the winner, it calmly strode out and snatched away some of his credit.

This is a technique (popularized, it seems fair to mention, by Paula Peck, the late cookbook writer) that renders just about all the fat.

"That doesn't mean they won't render a fair decision.

The notion that the Madison County Circuit Court does not render scrupulously fair justice offends Nicholas Byron, a judge here.